Sentence examples for heightened news from inspiring English sources
7 24 Breast Cancer Awareness Month triggered heightened news coverage in this study and in the USA.
Metallica's booking has been a matter of controversy in recent months, heightened by news of frontman James Hetfield's involvement in a pro-hunting documentary.
On Tuesday, fears of air travel were heightened when news reports showed an American Airlines jet from Tokyo being quarantined in San Jose, Calif., after several passengers said they felt ill.
Concerns about the work on the Route 120 bridge, set to begin in mid-August, were recently heightened by news reports of the bridge possibly being narrowed to one lane during the project, which is expected to take at least a year.
The tension was heightened by news of the Irish rebellion, coupled with inaccurate rumours of Charles's complicity.
The clash in Askeran was the prelude to the pogroms in Sumgait, where emotions, already heightened by news about the Karabakh crisis, turned even uglier in a series of protests starting on 27 February.
The news heightened tensions amid the fragile peace talks that Israel and the Palestinians started this summer.
The news heightened Alfredo's anxiety, which worsened further when his father filed a police report, raising the risk of retribution.
For his part, Stern said he understood and accepted the heightened rhetoric and news media criticism that are parts of any contentious labor showdown.
The elegiac tone of its last stanza is heightened by the news of his death: The boat tilts frozen on the storm's wild wave.
Fears were further heightened after the news that Germany and Spain had discovered their first cases of mad cow disease, also known as bovine spongiform encephalopathy.
